The people at Texas Instruments are easy to get along with, and upper management makes efforts to reach out to lower-level employees. No one works past 5 p.m.
There could be more room for advancement, and a lot of the work is boring. It's hard to get passionate about their products and services.
I don't have any advice for management. They are doing great, and I'm just an intern. I really do appreciate how accessible they are and their transparency.
The first interview was with the HR General Manager. It went very well; there were no technical questions, just inquiries about my career goals, the type of position I would like to get once hired, and, most importantly, to rewrite my resume and expl
Straightforward interview. Focused on experience on projects I have done to steer the interview. Interviewers were professional and asked both technical and behavioral questions based on what was on my resume.
- Gave a short presentation of yourself and your work, followed by some behavior questions. - Few technical tests (basic level). - Nice talk with the manager. - It's better to prepare some questions according to your introduction.
The first interview was with the HR General Manager. It went very well; there were no technical questions, just inquiries about my career goals, the type of position I would like to get once hired, and, most importantly, to rewrite my resume and expl
Straightforward interview. Focused on experience on projects I have done to steer the interview. Interviewers were professional and asked both technical and behavioral questions based on what was on my resume.
- Gave a short presentation of yourself and your work, followed by some behavior questions. - Few technical tests (basic level). - Nice talk with the manager. - It's better to prepare some questions according to your introduction.